Neland Thinks Free List Move Passes Finance Panel
Washington June 4 The Senate Subcommittee on Finance backs free listing for flour meats and raw materials including wheat oats cattle sheep and hogs under the Underwood bill. President Wilson earns credit for pushing free lists amid farmer opposition. Agriculture warns meat supply may rise if consumption isn t curtailed.
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Wilson
Simmons
United States
Underwood Hill
Taft
Department of Agrculture
Moro Sultan Receives Honor From Grand Moro Leader
Constantinople June 4 Major a P Inley of U S AW who visited the Moro islands by request of the sultan and Sheik Ulalam was honored. The sultan decorated him with the order of Medjid for services to Mohammedans of the Philippines and granted him an imperial frame naming him religious minister plenipotentiary of the Moros.
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Sultan
Turkey
Constantinople
A P. “Inley
U.S AW
Philippines
Sheik Ullalam
Fis'ey
Wilson seeks tax plan against tobacco trust
Washington reports the Wilson administration may push a tariff bill amendment to tax tobacco manufacturers, targeting large firms more than small ones. The cabinet debate focused on the move and the tobacco trust case ruling, amid renewed federal activity over the American Tobacco Company.
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Nolds
Tobacco Trust
Wilson
American Tobacco Company
Supreme Court
Police Awaits Consignees Over Suspected Loyalist Equipment
Belfast dispatch reports 12 large cases from Manchester described as electrical equipment were found by customs. Weapons and bayonets were seized as crowds gathered at York Dock. Unionist rank and file claim the consignment is Loyalist armament. Nationalists call it a publicity stunt. Detention attributed to Dublin Castle authorities. No rightful claimant expected.
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York Dock
Hellas
Orange
Dublin Castle
Belfast
Tragic domestic tragedy ends with murder and suicide
Lewellyn Jenneon, 37, a farmer eight miles west of town, slashed his wife's throat with a razor and then killed himself with the same blade. The woman's head was nearly severed. Six children survive. The couple had domestic trouble with a divorce suit filed by Mrs Johnson in February, not yet heard.
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Delaware
Llewellyn Jenneon
Here
Johnson
Iowa Service Beloves Taritt Lobby at Work at Capital
A local business lobby group active in Iowa coordinates efforts at the state capitol to influence policy. Regents, legislators, and industry leaders attend briefings aiming to shape forthcoming legislation.
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Iowa
Beloves
Taritt
Capital
Governor Hatfield Exonerated by Socialist Leaders
Socialist leaders Ber ger Germer and Debs state Governor Hatfield of West Virginia is exonerated on charges linked to the coal strike in a report to the Socialist national committee. The report targets predecessor Governor Glasscock for martial law and alleged abuses.
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Hatfield
West Virginia
Chicago
Hatfeld
National Committee of the Socialist Party
Victor Ll. Berger
Adolph Germer
Eugene V. Deba
Glasscock
Veterans to Journey to Gettysburg from Ohio
A total of 625 Ohio veterans will travel to Gettysburg for the three day event in early July. The plan has been submitted to Adjutant General Wood for approval of the trip.
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Columbus
Ohio
Gettysburg
Wood
We Insist My Dear Gaston The Pesky Thing Is Here
A terse notice describes a dramatic intrusion or device described as the pesky thing in a storage or tower setting. Language suggests a contested local incident involving visitors or occupants and a curious termigerants or migrants. The fragment hints at tension around possession and access.
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Gaston
Serious charge urged in $250000 suit by young girl
Olive Blanche Smyth, a one year old girl, sues William Gus Peck of Hither & Company for $250,000 alleging assault and serious injury in New York. Smyth, represented by guardian mother Mrs Blanche Graham Smyth, claims abuse occurred Jan 17 and other times, with Peck defending the suit in Supreme Court via Judge Gerard.
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Edward Peck
Stamford, Conn
Mise Olive Blanche Smyth
Misa Smyth
Rochester
Blanche Graham Smyth
Miss Smyth
Supreme Court
Gerard
Frank Court Parham
Peck
Kilpatrick tax referendum challenged in supreme court
A quo warranto action filed by Toledo City Solicitor Schreiber seeks to block a referendum on the Kilpatrick budget measure. The suit argues the law, challenged by Attorney General Hogan, is subject to the referendum and must contend with the secretary of state for 90 days, potentially delaying budget preparation for 1914 and hindering timely actions.
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Budget Commission
Supreme Court
Schreiber
Toledo
Hogan
Secretary of State
Lobby Exists at the Capital Debating the Sugar Lobby
Senate investigators report two congress members doubt denial of a potent Washington lobby opposing the tariff bill. Senator Kenyon of Iowa backs President Wilson’s charge of a powerful lobby while offering no names. Senator LaFollette also notes lingering influence but no specifics. Subpoenas aim to identify sugar lobby operatives and backers of a land charity appeal.
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Kenyon
Iowa
Wilson
LaFollette
Washington
Isabellette
Wisconsin
Ludies
American Cane Growers Association of the
United States
New Orleans
Socialist editor convicted for inciting hostility to government
Alexander Scott editor of Weekly Issue, a socialist paper in Paterson, convicted by a jury for tacitly attacking the government. Articles ridiculed Paterson police chief Bhimson as a strikebreaker and labeled police as brass-buttoned anarchists. Maximum penalty 18 years.
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Paterson
Alexander Scott
Pabnenes
Bhimson
Bimsod
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Col. Moreton
F Gage
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McRey
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Double Tragey
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Menthey
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